sangeethailango
I am trying to write a SimpleCheck policy for an update action. How should I access the query parameters inside the policy?
For example:
This is my URL: post/update/:id. I have an update action for this URL. The action below will update the value of the name field of the given post ID.
Action:
update :update_action do
change set_attribute(:name, "Some value")
end
How should I find the record where the update action has been performed in my policy?
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barnabasJ
You should be able to add an
exprpolicy that checks the record’s value to update.if you create a simple_check
the context should have the changeset and changeset.data holds the record to update.
sangeethailango
Thanks for your reply. Yes, I want to write a simple check, but the changeset.data didn’t have the record, instead, it had
Ash.Changeset.OriginalDataNotAvailable{reason: :atomic_query_update}barnabasJ
can you try adding
require_atomic? falseto your action definition.barnabasJ
Could you open an issue as well, please? I think this might be a bug. If your validation module has no
atomic?callback, we should detect that and run the action in non-atomic mode, or at least show some warning/error.zachdaniel
barnabasJ
Don’t know why I was looking at validations
must have been tired